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French midfielder Khephren Thuram will continue his career in the Italian championship.
Next season, there will be two Thurams in Serie A. In addition to Marcus (Inter Milan), Khephren Thuram is also preparing to join the Italian league. The OGC Nice player is expected at Juventus.
Everything is wrapped up for the youngest of the Thuram brothers, who is strengthening the Old Lady. His transfer will bring in €20 million to the Gym, in addition to €5 million in potential performance-related bonuses. The player’s contract would be for five years. Details revealed this Tuesday by Fabrizio Romano, the transfer expert.
Khephren in the footsteps of Lilian Thuram
The final obstacles to this deal should be lifted in the coming hours and the French international could then undergo his medical with the Bianconeri.
In Turin, Thuram will meet his compatriot Adrien Rabiot. On the other hand, it is not certain that he will meet Paul Pogba there. Suspended for doping, La Pioche has a strong chance of being dismissed by his management.
By signing with Juve, Thuram follows in the footsteps of his father, Lilian. The latter spent five years with the transalpine giant (2001-06), playing a total of 259 matches with the black and white jersey on his back.
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